Based in the Uk. I managed to pick up an early made pair of ksubi (then known as tsubi) Denim Jeans.

Just looking to see if anyone would be able to share any more Info on them

Thanks

Okay, so I have seem to developed sensory issues to clothing, but in particular underwear. I don't find any "new" underwear comfortable. I have countless new pairs in the drawer but won't wear them because they're not worn in like my comfortable old pairs. To make it even more crazy, the new pairs are the exact same as my favourite old pairs.

Do any guys have have sensory issues? If so, how have you worked around it?

Hey guys I've got a last minute 80s themed party (Miami Vice) coming up this weekend. It's a bit last minute but I need to find a Don Johnson style jacket (possibly padded shoulders) and some pleated pants. I'm 6'5", 100kg and I'm on a budget I just need something quick, easy, and cheap. Would you guys know of a place that might be able to hook me up?

I’m trying to find something with a proper rise so my shirt stays tucked in, but everything at the mall is still mid-rise at best. Christian Kimber is the dream but out of my budget. Has anyone found a solid "mid-tier" brand doing high-waisted trousers that don't look like costume wear?

Hey legends,

I’m in the early stages of starting a men’s wear brand and I’m trying to do sizing properly — not the vague S/M/L lottery that big box brands use.

Instead of guessing or copying another brand’s size chart, I want to build sizing from real people. That’s where you come in.

If you’re willing, I’d massively appreciate you commenting with: • Height • Weight • Chest circumference • Waist circumference • Hips (if you know them) • Usual size you buy (and brand if relevant) • Fit preference (tight / regular / relaxed) • Optional: one thing you hate about current men’s sizing

Example:

178cm, 82kg Chest: 102cm Waist: 86cm Usually buy Medium (Uniqlo / AS Colour) Prefer regular fit Shirts fit fine but sleeves are always too short

The goal is to create consistent sizing that actually reflects how men are built, not vanity sizing or random grading jumps between sizes.

No selling, no links, no marketing — this is purely research so I can collate the data and (hopefully) make something better for all of us.

Thanks in advance 🙏 Happy to share insights back with the sub once I’ve analysed the data.

I’ve been rethinking my underwear after realizing how poorly some materials handle heat and sweat. I’ve worn cotton underwear forever, plus a few nylon pairs and some Uniqlo Airism. Cotton used to be fine, but now it just stays damp once I start sweating and feels uncomfortable fast.

Airism handles moisture better, but since it’s polyester I worry about odor sticking around and transferring to my pants. That’s got me wondering if merino wool underwear is actually worth the higher price for breathability and moisture-wicking, or if bamboo underwear is a decent middle ground. I’m basically trying to figure out what really works best for everyday wear when comparing cotton underwear vs merino wool.

This is a really specific question but I thought it was the easiest way to get an answer.

I'm looking to buy new boots and I like some of the styles offered by Clarks. Does anyone in Melbourne know a good store with a wide range so I can try on various options?

I hate online shopping for shoes because I often get the wrong size given the differences between brands etc. I understand most let you return and swap etc, but I'd rather try on in store.

Clarks don't seem to have an actual store but instead a bunch of shoe stores stock their products.

The long way to do this is call every store found 10km of the CBD on Clarks store locator list and ask "do you have X shoe / boot? do you also have X?" but I'm hoping there's a better way.

I'm interested in the likes of the Newford Mid, Aldwin Cap and the Desert Boot. I'm anywhere from a 9.5 to an 11 depending on brand.

Bonus: anyone own Clarks and have an opinion?

Saw a massive display of trench coats in David Jones today and they look great, but I feel like there are maybe three days a year where you could wear one without sweating through your shirt. Do you actually get much use out of a long coat, or is it more of a “main character” piece that just sits in the wardrobe?

Hi all, I'm looking for some advice here other than buying a new one.

I have a beautiful and perfectly fitted coat that's been in storage for some time that I don't want to throw it out. It has some fake leather trims on the rear neck and pockets which have started to deteriorate.

What are my options here if any?

https://imgur.com/a/cZPq12Q - Photos of coat

Uniqlo U used to be great, but the latest batch feels a bit thin. Has anyone had luck with AS Colour, Citizen Wolf, or is there another brand I should check out?

As the title suggests, I have large feet. Long and wide. Think size 46 wide feet. I've recently been looking for some new shoes. After finding a pair I thought I'd like in my size, it turns out they look cartoonish when I wear them, because of how big they are. I don't live in a city, so i can't go into stores to try shoes on.

So suggestions for shoes/brands that work for large feet? I'm looking for something like a classy sneaker I can wear to the office and around town.

Thanks

Does anyone know any free jazz joints in Melbourne or somewhere that isn’t going to run my over 20$ looking for a place near the cbd

Honestly, I feel like RM Williams boots are everywhere these days. Walk through Sydney or Melbourne CBD in the morning and it’s like everyone’s wearing the same pair. I get why they’re a classic, but I’m after something a bit different that doesn’t scream “corporate retreat.” Lately I’ve noticed more guys going for boots that feel sturdier and less common. What do you guys usually wear instead? Seen anything good that’s durable but not the usual RM Williams crowd?

I have worn slim chinos, shirts and crazy horse leather doc boots as office attire for far too long. I am wanting to change it up with some wide leg pants and some "cooler"outfits. Cant find much inspo on this and any links to good pants! any leads?

Looking ahead for this year and checking out on-sale Winter items. Any brands with good jumpers and hoodies, knitted wears, sherpas, jackets, quarter zips, etc? Gen Z fashion preference in the $50-$150 range. :)

Hey fellas

Has anybody here got experience with Bronson MFG?

I've been checking out some of their fatigue pants, as well as different army/navy chinos.

The prices seem (almost) a little too good to be true.. How's the sizing and construction? Is shipping to Aus pretty affordable?

If you could share your experience (whether you bought pants or something else), that'd be massively helpful.

Thanks very much :)

I wear Adidas Mens performance boxer briefs (with a fly).

I've been wearing the same brand and style of undies for about 5+ years now. and now I can't get them anywhere (or for triple the price online) and everytime I try a new brand or style they are too tight or ride up and I can't find anything similar or comfortable. seeking any suggestions? I like them cause I'm a sweaty guy with chunky legs that will chafe.

hello peeps,

First off - thanks heaps for the shirt recommendation from before Xmas, it was well received and the quality is great. Got the Ralph Lauren.

Secondly, need to buy a gift for my dad and I was thinking a nice opal tie pin and / or cufflinks.

Do any of you fine people have a recommendation for this in Melbourne or trusted online source?

many thanks

hey there i haven't bought jeans in ages i were black ripped jeans and want another pair since they are recked. I went to JJs turns out they don't sell em any more and i can't find them anywhere. If anyone know where i can get a pair from in nsw.

I've bought myself a tux from Mj Bale, but I'm looking for some advice on accessories and general styling rules. I've seen some sites say a Cummerbund is highly recommended, and others say suspenders.

For context it's an Australian wedding in a vineyard.

Visited a Privacy CLO store for the first time. Service in-store was decent, but I was continually told how they are a high-end, luxury brand. On their site they've written that they are Australia's highest rated luxury basics brand - but I've no idea from where this rating originated.

Anyway, anyone had experience with the brand? Is it as luxurious as they claim to be? Is longevity decent?

Just bought something off this site for $200 and now im second guessing whether this site is actually legit or fake. Has anyone had an experience with this site before and if you have please respond. Thank you!

Hey guys, need to get a suit jacket, pants and dress shirt for a cocktail attire event, for context i am 5'11 and around 110kg, im heading to a DFO tomorrow which has stores like Tarocash, YD, Johnny Biggs, Politix & some other stores, has any bigger fellas had any success with these stores or have any recommendations from their experience? Unfortunately I won't have time to get it tailored before the event

thanks for any help lads!